Cane Creek State Park

Arkansas State Park On A 1,675 Acre Lake In South East Arkansas, At The Line Where The Mississippi Delta Meets The Gulf Coastal Plain Two Distinct Landscapes Meeting Inside One Park. · Star City, Arkansas

Cane Creek sits exactly on the line where the flat Mississippi Delta gives way to the rolling pine and hardwood of the Gulf Coastal Plain, and the park has both inside its boundary - cypress and tupelo standing in water at one end, upland woods at the other. The lake is sixteen hundred and seventy-five acres, shallow and full of standing timber, which makes it excellent for bass and paddling and poor for anything with a propeller in a hurry. A trail runs most of the way around it, about fifteen miles, which is a long loop for a park this quiet. It is the least-visited good lake in south-east Arkansas.

50 State Park Road, Star City, Arkansas, 71667, United States

Open year-round and Arkansas state parks charge no entrance fee. Trails, ramps and the fishing pier are open dawn to dusk. The visitor centre keeps daytime hours with reduced winter hours. Cabins and campsites are booked through Arkansas State Parks. The lake holds standing timber - navigate with care and keep speed down away from marked channels.

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